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I guess the thick hinoki outer has more touchy feel than the stiffness indicates, I would classify the nobilis as middle of the range when it comes to overall stiffness. I would say the incoming IAC would probably fit the mould as it's koto outer with inner layer fiber and KL-c tends to be more...

Stiff with a soft feel? That’s a little contradictory?

It’s a work in progress

Hmm not really 🤣

Thanks buddy 😇

Had a little pause but got a new video out with a simple focus area about how drills change when you are serving vs when you are receiving. Just a small reminder to think about both when you are building drills and training plans :)

I believe it’s the latter but not really sure honestly

I wish it was that simple haha, the minimum order quantities for this rubber are huge, it's the only rubber with such a high order requirement. It's 7-8 times higher than most other rubbers.

Because they used to sell a reasonable amount of it before it got discontinued, and so we decided to re-order some for them. I will probably bring some to the US as well. It will just be Black and Max and 2.0 sponge.

Nope lol I wish

Someone asked me about backhand serve, so I prioritized it. See below :)

Different approach but maybe it’ll be useful for some people

It should be similar yes, i’m not sure if each layer thickness is identical to Rossi Emotion but composition materials are same

It is an unnecessary rule. I agree with them. The wording suggests booster was banned to prevent an unfair and uneven playing field. By not being able to police or enforce the ban it created an uneven playing field, those who get away with boosting, and those who don’t or won’t do it because...

The PROline One will replace the Rossi Emotion. As for the Freeze i’m unsure right now. My main concern that i’m working on right now is making sure the Zhou Qihao blade is continued 🤓

Serve and receive and also making sure your first opening percentages are good. I think any player who can make the first loop against any long or half long ball with good quality can make the jump up over 2000 and towards 2100.

Keep it simple, most doubles serves are fairly uncomplicated. As long as you have a decent short backspin and short no spin serve and can control half long or change to topspin on demand then you are good. The most important thing is that whatever serve your partner signals for, you can deliver...

Still grinding away on these shorter edits :D This one is on blocking, and I wrote an essay in the caption because I couldn't help myself

I actually stumbled across the livestream while they were doing this and noticed they were past Dan's time already haha